OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue reveals how her MOTHER helped her sleep with 158 men in 2 weeks - and what her father really thinks of her adult career

OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue has sparked moral outrage around the globe for claiming to bed young and 'barely legal' men and filming it for the adult content platform. 

But speaking to Femail, the 25-year-old, has revealed the surprising role her own parents have played and 'thanked the haters' for making her rich, claiming she's set to make £750,000 this month from making adult videos.

'If it wasn't for the haters I wouldn't have what I have,' she explained. 

The Nottingham-born star, has been dubbed a 'predator' for her actions, which include targeting hundreds of teenage Freshers at Nottingham University for her own financial gain.

However, Bonnie insists she has the support of her parents: a sign she held up reading 'uni students bonk me & let me film it' was made by her mother, who also helps her 'clean up' after she films her racy videos. 

'My mum went round the day before freshers started, handing out fliers and condoms to students, and said, "Go and bonk my daughter",' she previously told Femail. 

'My dad's got my business card in the back of his phone case. He takes it to the pub with his friends.'

However, some have questioned whether Bonnie's claims are actually true, and if the men appearing in her videos are just 'actors'. 

On OnlyFans, she has uploaded videos of herself sleeping with young-looking men, but it is unclear whether they are actually stars in the adult industry themselves. 

While her posts hinted at encounters with ordinary men, Femail previously revealed that on at least one occasion, individuals featured were, in fact, professional adult industry actors.

The adult star, who is originally from Derbyshire but now lives in Australia's Gold Coast, recently claimed to have slept with more than 100 university students during two weekend sex marathons near Nottingham Trent University.

She claims she's earned more than £500,000 from her endeavours in just one month and made more than £3million in her first year on OnlyFans. 

After gaining her thousands of followers, Bonnie's outrageous actions have now sparked vicious backlash, with her Australian visa recently being revoked.

She had revealed her plans to sleep with students at Schoolies graduation ceremonies - an Australian tradition of high-school graduates having week-long holidays following the end of their final exams. 

Meanwhile Bonnie's appearance on TikTok star GK Barry's Saving Grace podcast was enough to get her 'cancelled' by fans for giving the adult star a platform. 

'It was wrong for her to get so much hate,' she told Femail. 'It was not her glamourising what I do.' 

She added that everyone she sleeps with is over 18, has to do a breathalyser test and sign multiple consent forms.

'People need to educate themselves and stop being so shady to sex workers,' she said.

Incredibly, Bonnie's own parents have supported her endeavours, she claims.

'They found out [my career] by a video being leaked. They said they wouldn't have chosen this for me but "as long as you're happy". They see how happy I am, and how much freedom I get financially.

'Now they love it. My mum wears a top with my OnlyFans, my dad's always telling people about it.'

Bonnie's mum Sarah said she is 'proud' of her daughter's shocking sex quest and has even helped her recruit students to have sex with on camera. 

Speaking on The Reality Check podcast, Sarah said her daughter's stunt was 'just part of her job'.

When asked if she had an emotional response to finding out Bonnie was sleeping with hundreds of teenagers for money, Sarah said she only found out about her raunchy career after seeing a leaked video.

'I was gutted at first, I really was,' she admitted.

'It was just a shock, because... it was something I never thought she would do.'

Sarah went on to reveal Bonnie uses the money she has earned to buy her nice gifts and holidays, but insisted that wasn't the reason she was supportive of her daughter.

'We've had nice holidays and nice gifts but that doesn't bother me. She's happy, so I'm happy because she's happy,' she explained. 

Last week Bonnie travelled with her mother, father, sister and grandma to Cyprus, where she filmed 'days in the life' of an 'adult content creator' on a 'family holiday'.  

Bonnie herself was once a very unlikely candidate to become one of the world's most prolific adult stars. 

The Nottingham-born star has been asked questions about an 'ex-husband' in several podcast appearances, and was with her former partner - whose identity isn't known - for a decade from the age of 13. 

Before joining the adult entertainment industry, she said she'd only slept with five people, and still keeps her 'girl next door' looks.  

Blue moved to Australia in 2021 with her then-husband for a new adventure, but became disillusioned with her 9-5 job in financial recruitment and her marriage. 

She decided to join the industry, claiming she was 'encouraged' by her then-husband to do so.  

Blue said on Lottie Moss's podcast: 'I was bored of working a 9 to 5, I was like, I'm going to give this a go.' 

She added on Holly Randall's Unfiltered podcast: 'We've actually split up now, nothing to do with OnlyFans, nothing to do with me being in the industry.'

'I'd only slept with five people before getting into this industry. Let's just say my numbers have rocketed! Before that, genuinely very wholesome, very innocent. Wouldn't even upload a bikini photo!'

It was in  Australia in 2021 when she started making OnlyFans content.

She was unhappy with making 'sh***y wage' Down Under and decided to start creating porn.

But after just a week, someone sent a video of herself to her parents via Facebook.  

'I wasn't expecting it. I'm in Australia and they're in the UK. I know stuff gets out but I wanted to be able to tell them in my own time,' she told the Gold Coast Bulletin.

She added her mum thought she had been 'forced into it' and was worried.

'I said me doing this is worth the judgement to potentially have a dream lifestyle. Once she and my dad understood that, they were fully on board.'

Last year, she joined a group of adult stars to head to Schoolies - an end of school celebration in Australia - with the hope of 'bedding young virgins'.

'Lads are lads, they're 18, they're horny. I'm having fun with it!' exclaimed Bonnie to Daily Mail Australia at the time. 

She released 32 videos from her week in Australia's Gold Coast and said she got an influx of subscribers.

A few months later she headed to Spring Break in Cancun, where she slept with 122 American College Students in two weeks. 

These days, Bonnie has been heavily criticised for jetting around the world to sleep with 'barely legal' teenagers during their first week of university and filming it for her OnlyFans account.

She's now receiving backlash in the United States and Australia, even facing calls to be banned from the latter over her plans to attend the graduation celebrations of 18-year-olds - marking a stark difference to her former life and early marriage. 

Bonnie took to Instagram again on Monday to make a fresh call-out for 18-year-old boys attending the upcoming Schoolies Week on the Gold Coast to sleep with her on camera. 

'Okay so Schoolies starts in four weeks and I cannot wait to be back on the Gold Coast pleasuring barely legal 18-year-olds,' she said in the video. 

The legal age for consensual sex varies between 16 and 17 years across the state and territory jurisdictions. While Bonnie's quest is not illegal, her actions have been frowned on by many.  

Her call-out has led to her being condemned by safety experts, while a change.org petition has called for her Visa to Australia to be cancelled. 

Child safety expert Kristi McVee is also vehemently opposed to Blue and Knight's plans, saying 'if this was a male (OnlyFans) creator targeting "barely legal" young women, we would be up in arms, they would be called paedophiles'.

But Blue told Daily Mail Australia: 'They're just jealous, like the hate is coming from middle-aged women that don't understand.

'They're trying to bring shame on it. And I'm not saying you have to agree with my work.'

Ms McVee told her TikTok followers the OnlyFans pair is 'exploiting young men. They are going to make lots of money off of this ... that exploitation is not OK, that's what's the problem.

'It's disgusting, it shouldn't be happening like this and we should get rid of them.'

Blue responded by saying 'I'm not a predator and I'm not doing anything wrong. It's their bodies and it's their choice...

'You can't be controlled by your mum your whole life. Just because they might not agree with your actions does not mean I'm a predator.'

Bonnie, who is originally from Nottingham but lives on the Gold Coast, recently said that 'parents should be thanking her' for sleeping with their teenage sons. 

'I'm helping their children out. When I'm sleeping with them it's educational and they walk away with such confidence,' she told Femail. 

Bonnie kicked off her shocking pursuits last year in Cancun, Mexico during Spring Break while American university students took time off from their studies.

She said she slept with over 122 'barely legal' partygoers. 

Recently she claimed to have bedded hordes of young men at Nottingham Trent University and filmed it for her OnlyFans account. 

She targeted teenagers at the Freshers week, saying she slept with '158 students in two weeks', including 30 men in one night and three grandads. 

She revealed on the Dream On with Lottie Moss podcast she had shared her location online, telling the young men : 'Let me pleasure you.'

After the call-out, she claimed hundreds of students had queued up eight hours to sleep with her. 

'There was a massive queue that went all the way around the corner with boys waiting for over 8 hours,' she said while sharing a shocking video of the queue. 

On the first day people were given an hour slot but this was later reduced to 20 minutes due to demand. 

Bonnie said: 'It was mostly students but there was also a group of grandads.'

'The oldest was 71. One was retired. He heard about me from his grandson.

'The people who turn up might look weird or be weird to someone else but I'm happy to pleasure anyone,' she added.

'There's been no bad boys so far.

Critics flocked to the comments of the podcast episode to slam the OnlyFans creator for her 'disgusting' act with the young men.

'Disgusting,' one person wrote, while another commented: 'This can't be for real surely.'

'It's so weird that you're proud of this,' a third added.

Someone else added: 'She's absolutely disgusting. This society has lost its morals.'

'What's a 40 year old looking woman doing with teenagers? Imagine if this was a man bragging about this?' another wrote.

'Wait 8 hours just for a shag that's pretty sad. Just get a girl yourself and get to know and then maybe you could do the deed if it feels right,' one more added.

She claimed her sex marathons are to dispel myths produced by porn and to help 'virgin' 18-year-old boys gain confidence.

'If you're a virgin or new to sex there's nothing for you,' she said. 

'You watch porn stars with massive penises and bodies and the average person is not like that. It's not helping them.

'When you watch a movie, if you can relate to that person you can connect a lot better to it.

'So I thought there's no better way for me to make content than to have sex with virgins, or groups of new friends, or just the average day-to-day person.'

Bonnie said she checks her partners' IDs to confirm they are 18 and they must sign a form consenting to being filmed. They also must wear a condom.

The model says she gets 'about 300 death threats a day, and has to employ two full-time security guards during her time on the Gold Coast. 

She's also sparked outrage for condoning cheating, saying 'it's '100 per cent' okay that men cheat on their wives with her on The Reality Check Show UK podcast.  

'Women are lazy. If you ask the average person "when's the last time your wife went down on them, they're going to say it's ages ago,' she said. 

'The other thing with women is, they want women's rights and they want things to be equal, but they're the ones who want the bills to be paid, they want the guy to go and earn more money than them, but then they also want the guy to come home, clean the house and look after the kids. 

'You can't expect someone to do all of that, and then you're not even going to do the bare minimum, which is go down on them. 

'So while they're not doing that, I offer it free. It's a service they deserve.'

She added that she actually believes she's saving marriages, as it prevents men having an 'emotional' affair instead. 

In recent weeks Bonnie has sparked massive backlash, even causing TikTok personality GK Barry to be branded a 'disgrace' after interviewing her on her podcast Saving Grace.  

During Bonnie's appearance on GK Barry's show, many fans noted that she wasn't fully questioned about her behaviour, with the presenter failing to challenge her opinions or reasons.

She revealed in the interview that she has already made '£3 million' during her first year on OnlyFans, and when asked about the backlash she's faced for her content, Bonnie stated that many of her negative comments come from 'middle-aged women.'

'They know their partner would like to cheat with me, and that's not my problem, the comments will be on the way I look,' she added

'I look at their profile picture, and in the nicest way possible, even if you cover yourself in bleach you're still not going to look clean, so I'm not really insulted by you' with Grace giggling at her response.

Fans were quick to make their feelings known in the comments, with some noting that given GK Barry identifies as a feminist, her decision to invite Bonnie on the show was surprising.

Comments included: 'grace has a problem with never being able to disagree with her guests, never challenging them in any way, she adopts their views.

'Grace, this episode is a disgrace to women and feminism as well as sex workers across the globe'

'This is such a shame, Grace, not gonna listen to the pod anymore'

In a statement to The Tab in the wake of the backlash, Bonnie said: 'Grace has a platform which allows people to share their stories. This doesn't mean she's for or against sex work or glamourising it.

'Grace's interviews are light-hearted, so asking difficult questions isn't her style nor the right questions for her podcast.

'The reason the podcast will be receiving hate is because it has a female target audience whereas mine is men.

'Women have a lot more time [and] therefore have no problem wasting their time commenting hate and abusive comments across social platforms. Women dislike the things I have to say, but it's because it hits close to home for them.'